When purchasing a property on the primary market in Dubai, the buyer must complete and submit several key documents. These include a reservation form that outlines the terms of the purchase, the Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) that officially binds the buyer and developer, and copies of identification documents like a passport and Emirates ID. A No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer may also be needed in some cases, confirming that the developer has no pending issues regarding the property. Additionally, proof of payment, such as receipts for the down payment, must be provided. Once all the required documents are in order, the property is registered with the Dubai Land Department (DLD), and the buyer receives a title deed after completing the transaction.
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